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studebakerman2001
3rd February 2005, 02:23
I've been looking for a set of rings and possibly a cylinder for my 70' Ironhead 900cc. My Local Harley dealer can get the rings but the price is insane. Ebay rarley has parts for my motor. If anybody knows of a place where I can buy parts for a 70' ironhead please let me know. thanks.
HrdlyDangrs
3rd February 2005, 03:06
Lots of stuff available from your local 'Independent' Bike Shop.....most of these shops have lots of 900/1000 XL parts laying around their place. A 900 cylinder should be pretty easy to come up with.
Go on line to www.jpcycles.com check out the general site and their Vintage site. I've bought from them and they've been ok to me.
You can also get on E'bay and do a search of whats being sold under Sportster parts. I've seen 900 cylinders on there pretty often.
willprevale
3rd February 2005, 03:10
Ebay is a great place to get your parts.
dabronco
3rd February 2005, 03:54
http://www.zoomcyclellc.com/ They have damn near every thing.
dwardy
3rd February 2005, 04:40
Any V-Twin dealer. There's loads of 'em all over the net.
MilwaukeeMike
4th February 2005, 01:32
I live in MO, above KC. I heard of a place down off I70 that is a bike graveyard. Cycle Re-cylers I think it's called. Have to dig around but may be of some help. I haven't been there yet but a guy tells me they have everything. I haven't checked on the netif they have a sight. It's down the road from Powell Gardens out side of KC if that is of any help.
IronMick
4th February 2005, 03:13
The Dec 2004 American Iron has an excellent article on rebuilding ironhead XL engines. Some referrals there for parts. Some excellent advice for the various year ranges. Too much to type in here.
Wndwlkr
23rd March 2007, 20:54
I am rebuilding a '74 sportster and have had great sucess with cyborgcycle. They are an online company that has great prices and hard to find stuff. They mostly go through V-Twin, Drag specialties. They seem to use the same dealers as my local H-D dealer but much cheaper.
Jethro
24th March 2007, 05:02
I have found JP to be the best bet in my LIMITED experience so far. The number is:
800 397 4844
If you have Ironhead questions, ask for Doug in Tech support. Great knowledge, and has owned a couple of Ironheads in the past. Rides a pan now I think.
madhatterxlch
24th March 2007, 05:24
you might also try Drag specialties, Custom Chrome, and Sporty specialties. Some body brought up Zoom Cycle too. Hopefully you'll find what you need.
thescreenman
24th March 2007, 15:53
57 till 71 is all the same.Dont just look for 71.Top end changed in 72.Just look on the bay for a 900 cylinder it will fit.Try to get a harley one not to overboard.Last numbers on the jug will be 57.If your piston is good try to get that size in the jug and light hone it.Ask who is selling it if it needs to be board.rings buy new about $35.00 set of two.
mikes71sporty
24th March 2007, 16:11
Try www.nosparts.com
dragbike1500
1st April 2007, 17:38
I have found jireh cycles to be the cheapest on prices.example same armature for $38.@jireh. j&p sell for $75.dragpipe $40 to j&p $90 and so on.
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